MS European Envoy

History
Name	2011–2012: Reyes B; 2004-2011: Envoy; 1998-2004: European Envoy; 1995-98: Ibex; 1986-95: Norsky; 1984-86: Norsea; 1979-84: Ibex;
Owner	2012-2012: LEYAL Group; 2006-2012: DFDS; 2004-2005: Kystlink; 1979-2004: P&O Ferries;
Operator	2004/5: Kystlink
Route	2005: IJmuiden and Harwich; 2001-04: Mostyn-Dublin; 1995-2001: Liverpool-Dublin; 1984-95: Europort-Ipswich; 1979-84: Fleetwood-Larne;
Builder	Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding, Tamano, Japan
Yard number	1163
Launched	27 December 1978
Identification	IMO number: 7716074
Fate	Scrapped 2012
General characteristics
Tonnage	6,310 GT
Length	150.02 metres (492.2 ft)
Beam	23 metres (75 ft)
Draft	5.1 metres (17 ft)
Installed power	2x Mitsui 12V42M
Speed	19.4 knots (22.3 mph)
Capacity	1,500 lanemetres; 12 berths; from 1996: 220 pax;
Crew	36

MS European Envoy was an Iceclass III Ro-Ro Passenger Ferry vessel.

History

Name	2011–2012: Reyes B 2004-2011: Envoy 1998-2004: European Envoy 1995-98: Ibex 1986-95: Norsky 1984-86: Norsea 1979-84: Ibex
Owner	2012-2012: LEYAL Group 2006-2012: DFDS 2004-2005: Kystlink 1979-2004: P&O Ferries
Operator	2004/5: Kystlink
Route	2005: IJmuiden and Harwich 2001-04: Mostyn-Dublin 1995-2001: Liverpool-Dublin 1984-95: Europort-Ipswich 1979-84: Fleetwood-Larne
Builder	Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding, Tamano, Japan
Yard number	1163
Launched	27 December 1978
Identification	IMO number: 7716074^[1]
Fate	Scrapped 2012
General characteristics
Tonnage	6,310 GT
Length	150.02 metres (492.2 ft)
Beam	23 metres (75 ft)
Draft	5.1 metres (17 ft)
Installed power	2x Mitsui 12V42M
Speed	19.4 knots (22.3 mph)
Capacity	1,500 lanemetres; 12 berths from 1996: 220 pax^[2]
Crew	36